UO Philosophy Department
Conference on the question:
What is Phenomenology?
Call for Papers
The call is open to
undergraduates, graduate students and faculty.
The purpose of this conference is
to consider the meaning of phenomenology from a variety of perspectives. All submissions should directly address the
question: What is phenomenology? This
may be accomplished in a variety of ways: through considering its relation to
other areas of philosophy or fields of inquiry, through emphasizing a
particular philosopher, and/or historical accounts of how it has been
understood.
Submissions should be either a five page
prospectus or a completed paper of no more than ten pages. Completed papers are strongly preferred. Submit
three copies of your paper or prospectus.
Do not include any identifying information on these copies, except
whether you are an undergraduate, a graduate students or a faculty member. Include a third piece of paper, folded, with
your name, paper title, and contact information. A box will be available on the front desk of
the philosophy department the week of November 6, 2006.
Deadline December 4, 2006 @ noon.
The tentative date of the conference is January
27, 2007.
If you have any questions you may e-mail:
Carolyn cculbert@uoregon.edu
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